fix medicare. allow negotiation for prescription drug prices, something that george voted against when he was in the senate. that will save $240 billion over ten years. and finally, take away subsidies from the big five oil companies. they're incredibly profitable, that's great, but they don't need our help. that'll save $24 billion over ten years. what you then end up with is not a trillion dollar problem, you end up with a $235 billion problem. over ten years you can find that savings. after being a big spender as a senator, last year in august of 2011, george countenanced default for the nation. he spoke out against the fairfax chamber and governor mcdonnell and congressman cantor, and now he's saying, oh, wait a minute, now we can't make cuts. he's on more sides of this than a rubik's cube. allen: tim, i guess you did not do an analysis of what your so-called plan would do to jobs. i think before you ever propose anything, you ought to be taking into the impact on jobs and our economy. you talk